# Osteomyelitis in early stage on radiograph appear as:
A. Blurring of trabeculae
B. Dense radiopaque areas
C. Radiolucent foci
D. Formation of sequestrum
The correct answer is A. Blurring of trabeculae.
Osteomyelitis is defined as inflammation of bone and its bone marrow. Acute osteomyelitis progresses rapidly and demonstrates limited radiographic evidence until 1-2 weeks. The earliest change noticed is fuzziness and indistinct trabeculae. Chronic osteomyelitis appears as moth eaten radiolucencies in the bone, along with appearance of radiopaque sequestrum.
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